Our original Boerum Hill Pub Walk is repeating itself: on July 14th and August 11th – both Tuesday nights, at 7:30. Same route as last time. Same awesome commentary and historic photos from Erik. Same inane witty banter from Chuck the tour guide. And most important, the same great bars. 

If you missed out on the first one, now’s your chance. Just $10. 7:30pm at the corner of Court & Atlantic. Call 646-320-5657 or email bha.pubwalk@gmail.com for more info. Or read the original post/press release. 

Cheers!

PS: This tour will not run in September or October so we can prepare for our next great, all-new pub walk — Haunted Boerum Hill — so act now or miss it forever!

“Public business, my son, must always be done by somebody. It will be done by somebody or other. If wise men decline it, others will not; if honest men refuse it, others will not.” – John Adams.

The Boerum Hill Association bylaws specify a maximum of 15 total officers and directors. To manage the workload, the BHA Executive Board attempts to fill all 15 slots in each election. The current Executive Board is comprised of:

Officers

President: Sue Wolfe
Vice President: Joel Potischman
Treasurer: (open)
Secretary: James Forrester

Directors

• Douglas Barnes
• Genevieve Christy
• Jacque Cook
• Ellie Hanlon
• Trudy Katzer
• Howard Kolins
• Leslie Lewis
• Matthew Rogers
• Anders Thomsen
• Sophie Truslow
• Boaz Weinstein
• Sarah Wikenczy

The Boerum Hill Association is a NY not-for-profit corporation founded in 1963 to advocate for the Boerum Hill Community. The BHA is not a 501(c)3 organization for Federal tax purposes.

A copy of the BHA by-laws is available By Laws. (Adobe PDF).

“The Boerum Hill Association, a volunteer organization of residents of Boerum Hill, seeks to preserve and enhance the unique qualities of our neighborhood through advocacy, education and community building.”

The Boerum Hill Association is made up of dedicated volunteers who promote the interests of residents and business people in Boerum Hill. We plan public forums on important community topics, initiate public safety and educational projects and engage in proactive community planning with our elected officials. We support development that is consistent with preserving the area’s neighborhood character, landmark architectural heritage, population diversity and the continue renaissance of Brooklyn. To join us, please complete the membership form. You’ll need Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Join hundreds of your neighbors on the Boerum Hill egroup to find out about events in the neighborhood, get recommendations on plumbers, etc.

Please note that this egroup is not owned or controlled by the Boerum Hill Association. The link is provided here as a service to the neighborhood.